'Matter of Opinion': New Mexico Livestock Board Blacked Out an Entire Misconduct Investigation
The board answered a public records request about three former employees with every page redacted. Five months earlier, the state Supreme Court said agencies can't do that.
'Viable for Prosecution': New Mexico Had an Open Epstein Case Until the Feds Asked It to Stop
A former attorney general says his office had live leads at Zorro Ranch when federal prosecutors asked him to stand down. The Legislature's Truth Commission now counts at least five victims there and 30 more possible ones in the state.
'A Bigger Impact': Federal Agents Watched Hundreds of Thousands of Fentanyl Pills Reach New Mexico
The DEA let shipments move through Albuquerque from 2023 to 2025 to build bigger cases, three agents say. Four months after the state opened a criminal investigation, New Mexico is still fighting Washington for the records.
'Not About Religion': The North Valley Mosque Fight Ended With a Gun Outside a Church
Opponents of the Albuquerque Islamic Center said it was about traffic. The record shows threats against the mosque, a Facebook campaign against a priest, two criminal cases, and no one held to account for the threats that started it.